Welcome to the fourth article in my series on SharePoint branding. Sorry for the time it’s taken to get this one out, but a certain game called “The Legend of Zelda: Hourglass Phantom” on NDS got in the way. I …
SharePoint Branding Part 4 – Packaging up your masterpiece into a Feature Read more »
Taking a quick break from part 4 of my series of articles on SharePoint branding. I hope to have posted in a day or two, but my daughter just got the new Zelda game on Nintendo DS. Of course, now …
This is part two of a two part article that discusses techniques for sizing your disk requirements for SharePoint. It is one of a myriad of tasks that you have to perform as part of the planning process, but it …
This two part article discusses techniques for sizing your disk requirements for SharePoint. It is one of a myriad of tasks that you have to perform as part of the planning process, but it is one task that you ideally …
In the previous post, we modified the Shared Services Provider to include the Active Directory attribute “country” (code C) in the SharePoint User Profile settings. Now we need to configure a full import from Active Directory and create a test …
This post discusses SharePoint User Profiles. In SharePoint 2007, each user has their own profile stored about them and includes properties such as a user’s title, e-mail, distribution list membership, and contact details. It is by default (and required to) …
I found that a 5 server MOSS07 farm was very sluggish in terms of windows explorer view performance compared to a single farm running on a vmware box. This seemed on the surface to make no sense, but some further …
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After a web designer applied a new master page to a site, he killed the site. We saw these messages (debug logging was enabled on the site) Server Error in ‘/’ Application. ——————————————————————————– Compilation Error Description: An error occurred during …
Welcome to the third article (or is it a manifesto?) in my series on SharePoint branding. In this article, we continue examining methods to incorporate CSS files into master pages for clever branding. In my first article of this topic, …
SharePoint Branding – How CSS works with master pages – Part 3 Read more »
Jeez if I had realised how long it would take to write these damn articles, I probably wouldn’t have started! In my first article of this topic, I discussed the theory behind master pages, the publishing feature, and what I …
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